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1 B 2 state of SO 2 G Barratt Park Jun Jiang and Robert Field The C 1 B 2 state of SO 2 has a doubleminimum potential in n 3 J B Coon N W Naugle ID: 631439

vibronic state levels electronic state vibronic electronic levels coupling lying diabats function so2 double model mol bend interaction 1b2 staggering level angle

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Slide1

The origin of unequal bond lengths in the C̃1B2 state of SO2

G. Barratt Park,

Jun Jiang

, and Robert FieldSlide2

The C̃ 1B

2

state of SO2 has a double-minimum potential in n3

J. B. Coon, N. W.

Naugle

, and R. D. McKenzie,

J. Mol.

Spectr

.

20

, 107 (1966).

J

. C. D. Brand, P. H. Chiu, A. R. Hoy,

J. Mol.

Spectr

.

60

, 43 (1976).

A. R. Hoy, J. C. D. Brand,

Mol. Phys.

36

, 1409 (1978).

K. Yamanouchi, M.

Okunishi

, Y. Endo, S. Tsuchiya,

J. Mol.

Struct

.

352/353

, 541 (1995).

K.-E. J.

Hallin

, Ph.D. Thesis, University of British Columbia, 1977.Slide3

Low-Lying

V

ibrational Levels of C̃-State SO2(0,0,v3)(0,1,v3)

(0,2,

v

3

)

(0,3,

v

3

)

(1,0,v3)

v3 = 0

2

4

6

0

2

4

0

0

0

2

2

2

(v1, v2,v3) =

Tvib

— a1 levels

— b2 levels

(predicted)Slide4

Low-Lying

V

ibrational Levels of C̃-State SO2(0,0,v3)(0,1,v3

)

(0,2,

v

3

)

(0,3,

v

3

)(1,0,v3

)v3

= 0

12

3

4

5

6

0

1

2

3

4

0

001

1

22

21

(v1,

v

2

,

v

3

) =

T

vib

a

1

levels

b

2

levels

(predicted)Slide5

Decrease in n3

frequency

(

=1362

for

1

A

1

)

 

Consequence of a double-well minimum along

n

3

v

3

= 0

1

2

3

4

5

n

3

staggeringSlide6

Level Staggering as a function of n2

Slide7

A change of barrier height as a function of the bend angleSlide8

The Origins of the Unequal S-OElectronic configuration arguments by Mulliken

Vibronic

Coupling model by Innes:

1A

1

: (1a

2

)

2

(8a

1)2(3b1

)0

1B2

: (1a2)

1(8a1)2

(3b1)1

 

With a belief that the distortion of the

1B

2 state PES is too big to be accounted for by the pure electronic factor alone.

1A

1 ν3 = 1362 cm

-1

1B2 ν

3 = 212 cm-1 Slide9

q3-mediated Vibronic

Coupling modelA1B

2

Diabats

Adiabats

Interaction between the A

1

and

B

2

electronic

states is zero at

q3

Interaction can be turned on as the molecule moves along the q

3 direction (B

2 symmetry)Slide10

Diabats

Adiabats

Interaction between the A

1

and

B

2

electronic

states is zero at q3Interaction

can be turned on as the molecule moves along the q3

direction (B2

symmetry)

A1

B2

q

3

-mediated Vibronic

Coupling model

Zoomed-in

view to

reveal the

double-well minimumSlide11

Vibronic

Coupling in the

Diabatic BasisA1

B

2

Diabats

Selection rule:

v

3,A

=

v

3,B

± 1Slide12

The origins of the unequal S-O bond-lengths

Diabats

Adiabats

A

1

B

2

Diabats

D

AB

,

λ

AB

ω

3,B

ω

3,A

Fix D

AB

to the ab initio values (14760 cm

-1

)

Fix ω3,B to the ground state value (1362 cm

-1)Float

ω3,A and

λAB Slide13

Without constraints, rms

<2 cm

-1Is this physical?Slide14

Without constraints, rms

<2 cm

-1

Is this physical?

Definitely!Slide15

The increase in the level staggering as a function of

v

2 (bend) suggests that the effective barrier height of the double-well changes as a function of the bending angle.n3 staggering:

the approach to conical intersection

Theory predicts a seam of conical intersection between 1

1

B

2

and 2

1

A

1 at large bend angle (145-150°)Slide16

ConclusionsVibronic or Electronic?

The

vibronic coupling model is able to reproduce the observed staggered energy level pattern of the C̃1B2 state of SO2. It explains the change of effective barrier height as a function of the bend.Electronic interactions between high-lying electronic states (which have not been observed) are also qualitatively captured by the vibronic coupling model (i.e. low value of the effect ω3 in 21A1).Low-lying vibrational structure

gives information of interactions among higher-lying PES’s.

Park

et al. JCP 144, 144313 (2016)Slide17

AcknowledgementsTimothy James BarnumAlex HullDavid Grimes

Clare Keenan

Steve CoyJohn MuenterTrevor EricksonZhenhui Du